Go With Us
Written by Julia Mani, Ai Arthritis
“Go With Us” is a unique experience where patients and caregivers around the world can virtually join the AiArthritis team as we attend research conferences. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to connect to the latest research, communicate with those attending, and learn how this information ties into improving disease management.
In June, the AiArthritis team attended the European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology (EULAR) conference in Barcelona. Our team created recap videos to provide a patient-centric perspective on the topics and research presented at the conference.
This October, the AiArthritis team is headed back to the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) convergence, one of the biggest rheumatology research conferences of the year. Interested parties can virtually “Go With Us!” to this conference and learn about the latest research from patients who attend the sessions, meet people we meet, and better understand how the information we share can help you better navigate your own journey with AiArthritis diseases. To sign up for this experience, click below.
AiArthritis Voices:
AiArthritis Voices is a free service provided by the International Foundation for Autoimmune & Autoinflammatory Arthritis (AiArthritis) that connects our community to patient-inspired resources, guidance, and programmes that are based on patient-identified issues and patient-infused solutions. Through this, we also connect our community with opportunities to get more involved in our programmes and resource creation. Anyone who is connected to persons living with AiArthritis diseases is eligible to join, including: those diagnosed, those who are not yet diagnosed, parents/guardians of juvenile patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, researchers, companies, etc. Additionally, we send an AiArthritis Voices Monthly Newsletter is sent to the Voices participants. Each monthly newsletter will share opportunities to get more involved including the latest patient-centric events, participation opportunities, and updated tools and resources that will help those affected by AiArthritis diseases.
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